Quality and experiment: The prints of John Piper. A catalogue raisonné aar the artists' use of parody

the artists' use of parody shows how the products of the imagination occasion a series of derivatives not unlike – and often rigourously identical to – the paratext

London: Harold Shaylor

Novel about English housewife who comes across a boys with stunted legs in a remote Liberian village

Joan Crawford

Signed Presentation copy from the author

Quality and experiment: The prints of John Piper. A catalogue raisonné aar the artists' use of parodyLondon: Lund Humphries, 1996. Publisher's blue cloth with the slightly rubbed dust jacket, not price clipped. 192 pages. Photographs and illusts throughout including several full page examples. The first catalogue of John Piper's entire graphic output to be published, completing the record started by Levinson's 1987 catalogue raisonn of Piper's prints.